Muslim Conversions to Christ
Muslim Conversions to Christ focuses on the so-called Insider Movement (as promoted by certain missiologists). Drawing on international scholars and practitioners in the fields of the history and nature of Islam, the Qur'an, Christian-Muslim relations, biblical theology, and practical missiology, this book presents a solid academic rejoinder to the IM phenomenon. Moreover, it brings into the conversation the voices of believers from Muslim backgrounds (BMBs), Middle Eastern scholars, and missiol...
Late Medieval Liturgical Offices - Sources & Chants (Subsidia Mediaevalia,)
by Andrew Hughes
This is an easy to read series of short stories that illustrate the life and work for an American Bush Pilot flying for a Humanitarian organization in remote and rustic Southern Guyana. Chock full of humorous stories and gritty reality.
5 Things Anyone Can Do to Help Start a Church (You Can!)
by Phil Stevenson
The ever-popular Glenstal Sunday Missal has now been reissued following the revision of the Roman Missal. It again covers the three liturgical years, containing all readings, along with personal pieces of reflection and meditation from the Glenstal monks, as well as the Order of Mass. Glenstal Abbey is a Benedictine monastery located in Murroe, Co. Limerick. The Abbey, which is dedicated to Saints Joseph and Columba, is home to a community of monks. Their prayer and liturgical celebration co...
The Rule of Benedict (Cistercian Fathers, #56) (Cistercian Studies, #256)
by Georg Holzherr, OSB
In his introduction to this commentary on the Rule of Benedict, Abbot Georg Holzherr offers this analogy: "The Rule is comparable to an old heavy red wine that is enjoyed in small sips. . . . Head and heart, soul and mind should taste the words of the Rule, just as the eye enjoys the color of the wine while tongue, nose, and mouth take in the delightful gift of God each in their own way." In this new translation, based on the completely revised seventh edition of DieBenediktsregel, Holzherr ha...
An account of the life of Thomas Merton, whose autobiography about life as a monk (The Seven Storey Mountain) became an instant bestseller. Furlong interviewed many of Merton's monastic colleagues and students to write this biography. This edition has been updated to include new information.
The world, the Church and our personal lives are full of conflict - opposing demands pull us in all directions. This book presents the wisdom of Benedict, which shows how ambiguity and uncertainty can be transformative and healing.
Doing Theology When God is Forgotten (Issues in Systematic Theology, #14)
by Dr Philip G. Ziegler
The Perth Charterhouse before 1500 and Other Essays (Analecta Cartusiana, #128)
by W.N.M Beckett
Visits to the Most Blessed Sacrement and the Blessed Virgin Mary
by Alfonso Maria de', St.Liguori
The Knights of St. John and Torphichen Scotland
by Selwyn Philip Hodson Pressinger
Italian Benedictine Scholars and the Reformation (Oxford Historical Monographs)
by Barry Collett
European history from 1480 to 1570 was a period of turbulent change, political upheaval, profound moral questioning, and urgent philosophical speculation. This book explores the intriguing role of the almost-forgotten Congregation of Benedictine monks of Italy and southern France in the events of these tumultuous years. From archival and published records, the picture emerges of a closely-knit order of humanist scholars whose religious and philosophical studies later put them in a unique positio...
The Oxford Book of Common Prayer, Economy Edition is a beautifully constructed and reasonably-priced prayer book, making it a perfect choice for wide distribution in schools and for use as a pew prayer book. All Oxford Prayer Books are bound with the same attention to detail and commitment to quality that have made Oxford Bibles famous the world over. The Economy Edition includes the Revised Common Lectionary and covers are embossed with an elegant gold cross. Well-constructed, compact, ye...
Latin Hymns (Typologie Des Sources Du Moyen Age Occidental, #55)
by J Szoverffy
Libellus de Diversis Ordinibus et Professionibus qui Sunt in Aecclesia (Oxford Medieval Texts)
The Libellus de Diversis Ordinibus was written in the 1130s or 1140s, probably in the diocese of Liege, a recognized centre of religious and intellectual activity at the time. It is a description of the similarities and differences among the various orders of monks, canons, and hermits, and, though clearly a contribution to a contemporary debate, is more analytical than polemical. Its unknown author, 'R', perhaps a regular canon, builds his case by demonstrating how each order and profession co...
-Gemeinde- In Gemeinde (Europaeische Hochschulschriften / European University Studie, #230)
by Ingeborg Hoffmann
Es wird heute gesellschaftliches und christlich-kirchliches Handeln auseinanderdividiert. Die These dieses Buches lautet: christ- lich-kirchliches Handeln ist zugehorig zur Sozialstruktur des Wohnviertels. Die Bevolkerung ist das Grundelement eines Wohnviertels: Der Mensch ist es, der ein -Lebenswissen- braucht, welches Geburt, die Grenz- situationen des Leben und den Tod mit einschliesst. Die Mitte des -kontemplativen- und -aktiven Lebens- in der -Gemeinde-, welche in das Wohnviertel ausstrah...